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United States97276 Posts
On August 12 2011 07:32 FairForever wrote:Show nested quote +On August 12 2011 07:31 Gezuz wrote:On August 12 2011 07:30 FairForever wrote:
Just a question - Naniwa got eliminated from Code A yesterday... is it possible that he can use his Anaheim placement to get Code A again next season? I think thats exactly whats going to happen Lol... Naniwa is going to have a lifetime Code A status through MLG  as much as I like Naniwa, I do think this is a little unfair, I hope next season they allow Koreans to take 1 or 2 of the Code A spots and leave 1 or 2 for the top foreigner placements.
That won't happen. The whole point of the code A spots is to increase the number of foreigners in the GSL. It's hard for the foreigners to go over there and play in the qualifiers if they arent already living in Korea. Plus, that doesn't guarantee any of them will make it. I know it can seem unfair when there are really good Koreans stuck in code B, but the whole point of this is to globalize the GSL more than just having Huk with 63 other koreans. If naniwa keeps placing at the top of the foreigners, then he keeps earning his spot. No one had a problem with him getting it the first time. + Show Spoiler +just because he lost this time doesnt mean he'll never win a GSL game
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On August 12 2011 07:37 Wasteweiser wrote:
Wow this is getting FLOODED with koreans soon we wont even have foriegners in our events... I'm sorry but why do we have to give all our money to koreans?
Because foreigners don't practice enough. It's their fault if their skill level is not up to par with the Koreans. If they want to become better they have to stop being lazy and practice 8-12 hours a day. To win money you have to be one of the best.
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I freaking love CoCa <33 Such a solid Zerg, great invite GOM!
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On August 12 2011 07:37 Wasteweiser wrote:
Wow this is getting FLOODED with koreans soon we wont even have foriegners in our events... I'm sorry but why do we have to give all our money to koreans?
Because people want to see the best players play SC2 which at the moment consists of mostly Koreans and a handful of foreigners.
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On August 12 2011 07:32 FairForever wrote:Show nested quote +On August 12 2011 07:31 Gezuz wrote:On August 12 2011 07:30 FairForever wrote:
Just a question - Naniwa got eliminated from Code A yesterday... is it possible that he can use his Anaheim placement to get Code A again next season? I think thats exactly whats going to happen Lol... Naniwa is going to have a lifetime Code A status through MLG as much as I like Naniwa, I do think this is a little unfair, I hope next season they allow Koreans to take 1 or 2 of the Code A spots and leave 1 or 2 for the top foreigner placements.
That doesn't make it an exchange then, it makes it "HEY KOREANS COME TO AMERICA TO GET CODE A!", besides if no one beats out NaNiwa for the Code A spot, why is he not allowed to keep it? The way they have it now is perfectly fine imo.
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On August 12 2011 07:40 BryanSC wrote:Show nested quote +On August 12 2011 07:37 Wasteweiser wrote:
Wow this is getting FLOODED with koreans soon we wont even have foriegners in our events... I'm sorry but why do we have to give all our money to koreans? Because people want to see the best players play SC2 which at the moment consists of mostly Koreans and a handful of foreigners.
Pretty sure that $5000 won't be missed that much anyway.
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On August 12 2011 07:42 ptrpb wrote:Show nested quote +On August 12 2011 07:32 FairForever wrote:On August 12 2011 07:31 Gezuz wrote:On August 12 2011 07:30 FairForever wrote:
Just a question - Naniwa got eliminated from Code A yesterday... is it possible that he can use his Anaheim placement to get Code A again next season? I think thats exactly whats going to happen Lol... Naniwa is going to have a lifetime Code A status through MLG as much as I like Naniwa, I do think this is a little unfair, I hope next season they allow Koreans to take 1 or 2 of the Code A spots and leave 1 or 2 for the top foreigner placements. That doesn't make it an exchange then, it makes it "HEY KOREANS COME TO AMERICA TO GET CODE A!", besides if no one beats out NaNiwa for the Code A spot, why is he not allowed to keep it? The way they have it now is perfectly fine imo.
This , if nobody can stop naniwa from getting his code A spot he's going to keep it.
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Groups A and C= groups of death XD
I expect to see Idra on championship sunday int he winner's bracket. If not, then Bomber is there.
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On August 12 2011 07:37 Wasteweiser wrote:
Wow this is getting FLOODED with koreans soon we wont even have foriegners in our events... I'm sorry but why do we have to give all our money to koreans?
"our" ? people are hoping this game will have a global scene (me included), so that kind of thinking is stupid. whats the point of watching semipro when u can have actual pro. for semipro there are tons of weekly events which are streamed
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On August 12 2011 07:37 Wasteweiser wrote:
Wow this is getting FLOODED with koreans soon we wont even have foriegners in our events... I'm sorry but why do we have to give all our money to koreans?
If they get the money from winning its quite obvious they deserved it.
you make it sound like they get it for free.
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United States696 Posts
On August 12 2011 07:37 Wasteweiser wrote:
Wow this is getting FLOODED with koreans soon we wont even have foriegners in our events... I'm sorry but why do we have to give all our money to koreans?
Try being better?
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On August 12 2011 07:37 Wasteweiser wrote:
Wow this is getting FLOODED with koreans soon we wont even have foriegners in our events... I'm sorry but why do we have to give all our money to koreans?
Because they're significantly better than us?
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On August 12 2011 07:37 Wasteweiser wrote:
Wow this is getting FLOODED with koreans soon we wont even have foriegners in our events... I'm sorry but why do we have to give all our money to koreans?
This money is earned.
Foreigners aren't earning it. They have only themselves to blame.
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On August 12 2011 07:40 ShootingStars wrote:Show nested quote +On August 12 2011 07:37 Wasteweiser wrote:
Wow this is getting FLOODED with koreans soon we wont even have foriegners in our events... I'm sorry but why do we have to give all our money to koreans? Because foreigners don't practice enough. It's their fault if their skill level is not up to par with the Koreans. If they want to become better they have to stop being lazy and practice 8-12 hours a day. To win money you have to be one of the best.
aka broodwar sweatshop hours is what people are going to demand.
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On August 12 2011 07:37 Wasteweiser wrote:
Wow this is getting FLOODED with koreans soon we wont even have foriegners in our events... I'm sorry but why do we have to give all our money to koreans?
Don't forget that foreigners get ''free'' code A and even code S spots. So, no it's not unfair.
It just demonstrates how much better the koreans are.
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On August 12 2011 07:45 Serpico wrote:Show nested quote +On August 12 2011 07:40 ShootingStars wrote:On August 12 2011 07:37 Wasteweiser wrote:
Wow this is getting FLOODED with koreans soon we wont even have foriegners in our events... I'm sorry but why do we have to give all our money to koreans? Because foreigners don't practice enough. It's their fault if their skill level is not up to par with the Koreans. If they want to become better they have to stop being lazy and practice 8-12 hours a day. To win money you have to be one of the best. aka broodwar sweatshop hours is what people are going to demand.
If someone chooses to dedicate that much time to be great at the game, you have no one to blame but yourself if you're unwilling to match his dedication.
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On August 12 2011 07:43 TUski wrote:
Groups A and C= groups of death XD
I expect to see Idra on championship sunday int he winner's bracket. If not, then Bomber is there.
I'm more interested in how much Idra can bench now.
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On August 12 2011 07:45 Stratos_speAr wrote:Show nested quote +On August 12 2011 07:45 Serpico wrote:On August 12 2011 07:40 ShootingStars wrote:On August 12 2011 07:37 Wasteweiser wrote:
Wow this is getting FLOODED with koreans soon we wont even have foriegners in our events... I'm sorry but why do we have to give all our money to koreans? Because foreigners don't practice enough. It's their fault if their skill level is not up to par with the Koreans. If they want to become better they have to stop being lazy and practice 8-12 hours a day. To win money you have to be one of the best. aka broodwar sweatshop hours is what people are going to demand. If someone chooses to dedicate that much time to be great at the game, you have no one to blame but yourself if you're unwilling to match his dedication.
Except it's fallacious to think practicing more than 10 hours a day is even productive. Brute force methods are just heavy handed and give you diminishing returns. I'd rather see how someone practices rather than how much before saying they're doing it wrong.
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On August 12 2011 07:46 Serpico wrote:Show nested quote +On August 12 2011 07:45 Stratos_speAr wrote:On August 12 2011 07:45 Serpico wrote:On August 12 2011 07:40 ShootingStars wrote:On August 12 2011 07:37 Wasteweiser wrote:
Wow this is getting FLOODED with koreans soon we wont even have foriegners in our events... I'm sorry but why do we have to give all our money to koreans? Because foreigners don't practice enough. It's their fault if their skill level is not up to par with the Koreans. If they want to become better they have to stop being lazy and practice 8-12 hours a day. To win money you have to be one of the best. aka broodwar sweatshop hours is what people are going to demand. If someone chooses to dedicate that much time to be great at the game, you have no one to blame but yourself if you're unwilling to match his dedication. Except it's fallacious to think practicing more than 10 hours a day is even productive.
Completely irrelevant - Koreans are obviously doing something right in their practice routines when compared to foreigners, and a large part of it can be contributed to practice time and quality. It's pretty obvious that Koreans practice both longer and have better quality practice.
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On August 12 2011 07:47 Stratos_speAr wrote:Show nested quote +On August 12 2011 07:46 Serpico wrote:On August 12 2011 07:45 Stratos_speAr wrote:On August 12 2011 07:45 Serpico wrote:On August 12 2011 07:40 ShootingStars wrote:On August 12 2011 07:37 Wasteweiser wrote:
Wow this is getting FLOODED with koreans soon we wont even have foriegners in our events... I'm sorry but why do we have to give all our money to koreans? Because foreigners don't practice enough. It's their fault if their skill level is not up to par with the Koreans. If they want to become better they have to stop being lazy and practice 8-12 hours a day. To win money you have to be one of the best. aka broodwar sweatshop hours is what people are going to demand. If someone chooses to dedicate that much time to be great at the game, you have no one to blame but yourself if you're unwilling to match his dedication. Except it's fallacious to think practicing more than 10 hours a day is even productive. Completely irrelevant - Koreans are obviously doing something right in their practice routines when compared to foreigners, and a large part of it can be contributed to practice time and quality.
how is practice time irrelevant? What are you talking about? Go practice 14 hours a day and tell me it's better than 8-10. You'll be the one run down with no stamina and everyone else will be fresh.
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